Let's catch up on the casts of The Real World (1992-2005)

that black bossy mouthy biatch from the first season

man she had a mouth on her

she alive?

The 90’d Boston and Seattle seasons were the best...

^90’s

Stopped watching after Vegas and back to NY.

I want to know what happened to Ace from Paris.

He's probably a Trump supporter now. Remember he was a country bumpkin on the show? All the way in Paris no less.

All these cities and they never did a season in Atlanta? That could've been a mostly black cast. I'm actually kinda surprised they haven't done ATL.

Or a Washington DC season. The nation's capital would be interesting.

We've been over this R6. It's a boring city. I just imagine a dinner scene at Aunt Pitty Pat's Porch.

You act like there's absolutely nothing in Atlanta. All of these reality shows filmed in Atlanta, and with enormous success. Atlanta would be an interesting city for the real world.

They did a DC edition. It was a snooze if I recall. DC isn't a good reality show town. People are to serious/mission focused.

All they do is go out every night and get drunk. Then they hook up or get jealous and fight. It's a show that could be done in Barstow.

There's this...

San Francisco was the best. Pablo coming hot with AIDS and the Puck story line was really compelling.

Whatever happened to Chris from the Chicago season? He was hot, but always came across like a hardened prostitute.

Some of them have actually made a career out of those challenges.

Kim Kardashian wanted to be on the real world back in the day. Her family knew the producers of the show and it almost happened.

Ironically enough, the same production company that produces the real world, also produces keeping up with the kardashians.

The only one I remember vividly was Landon from Philadelphia, but that had nothing to do with the Real World itself but with his modeling

another of Landon

[quote]part of the Real World canon.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Is Landon bi?

R13, it was Pedro, not Pablo. Quelle horreur.

The first season, all those cast members had hopes and dreams and went to the Big City to make those dreams a reality (heh). Now they are just all drunk wastes of space hopping into bed with each other.

My favorite ever was Genesis from the Boston season, who spent the entire series depressed under a blanket.

They had a great opportunity during one of the reunions for Stephen to make some peace and clarification about his sexuality. Irene indeed was right about him and they could have given him a chance to talk about it. Not the conflict and the “slap” but about his coming out story etc. Huge opportunity there and all they showed was his defending himself sayinging he was a christian.

First cast was the best, Norm, Julie, Eric, etc. Very relatable young people trying to make it in the world and not over produced.

R1 I'm sad not everyone from that cast is included 😣

What about MEEEE

Am I the only one that likes Miami, hawaii, boston, seattle and new orleans lot more than the first 4 seasons?I found the first four seasons boring as shit, except the Tammy incident. I pretty much gave up on the show during back to new york season, although I caught bits and pieces of Chicago and Paris since they cast gay males but it wasn’t fun anymore.

R14 he’s still very HOT and is an artist, seems like he is a trust fund person though because his art sucks.

Norman Korpi, from the first season in NYC, blew up like a Thanksgiving Day Parade balloon.

A weird detail in one of those Real World behind-the-scenes books that came out was a crew member said that Genesis never washed her bed sheets the entire time she was in the Real World house.

R30 I believe it she looked like she didnt bathe either, why did they cast a clearly depressed woman?

What made the 1st season so special was the roommates were living in NYC, each pursuing their own lives.

It started to suck when they made them work together (although Miami, where that started, was a good season otherwise).

They were so afraid of cast mates who would end up MIA due to their own pursuits and preferences, but we’ve all had roommates like that. Some of us were that roommate!

The first one was the best!

The first 12 seasons were classics but Hollywood and Brooklyn were awesome.

R31, um, because it was the 90s. Depression was where it was at.

R33 Haven't thought of it like that, but I totally agree. Once they introduced the plot device of being coworkers, it threw a wrench into the whole franchise.

I bought the first season on DVD from Amoeba for five dollars. It seemed like a good deal for the amount of content.

But the original music is replaced with soundalike Muzak-versions of 90s hits, which kills the experience of watching it again. You don't realize how much the current music of the time is included on MTV, and without it the show is very dull.

Kyle Brandt from the Chicago season is a talking head on the NFL Network now. I find him annoying.

Is he a trumper now?

R38 Oh. I thought that was Norm.